Meditation-inspired展望

Rike Neuhoff
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作为人类,我们被敦促去想象和实现完全不同的、更理想的、最重要的是更可持续的未来(Hulme 2020;Pereira et al. 2019)。然而,不可逆转的环境和社会崩溃的反乌托邦场景的主导地位,以及一切照旧的场景,阻碍了进步,并导致了未来文学中与想象人类理想愿景以及如何实现这些愿景相关的空白(Bennett等人,2016;Rana et al. 2020)。在这篇短文中,我分享了一种经验,冥想启发的愿景练习,可以帮助提高人们想象理想和激励未来的能力。
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Meditation-inspired Visioning
As humans we are urged to imagine and realise radically different, more desirable, and most importantly more sustainable futures (Hulme 2020; Pereira et al. 2019). However, the dominance of dystopian scenarios of irreversible environmental and social collapse, along with business- as-usual scenarios, hinder progress and contribute to a gap in futures literature relating to imagining desirable visions for humanity and how to reach them (Bennett et al. 2016; Rana et al. 2020). In this short paper, I share an experiential, meditation-inspired visioning exercise that can aid in enhancing people’s capacity to envision desirable and motivational futures.
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